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| .7 30 April 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 44 |
Cartoon Network’s Dexter promotion draws 35,000+ responses Concern over the mental health of popular toon Dexter saw Cartoon Network reportedly receive over 35,000 responses over 26 days. More Headlines Debate on cable industry in New Delhi today The Center for Advocacy and Research (CFAR) is organising a discussion on 'The Cable Industry and the Viewers: Setting New Norms and Standards' today... More Zee registers 16% net growth in PAT for FY 2002 Subhash Chandra's Zee Telefilms today announced a revenue growth of 10 per cent, EBITDA growth of 30 per cent and profit after tax growth of 16 per cent for the year ending March 2002. More Official launch of DD's DTT operations by June National broadcaster Doordarshan expects to officially launch digital terrestrial transmission (DTT) in the four metros of Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai by June. More Swaraj says no moves to control media Swaraj added the proposed convergence commission would keep an eye on the contents in the print and electronic media... More Balaji promoters offload 10% equity to FIIs The promoters of hit soap factory Balaji Telefilms, Jeetendra Kapoor and his family members, have offloaded 10.11 per cent of their equity to a group of foreign institutional investors, bringing down their stake in the company to 57.80 per cent. More Tube Talk New serial on DD focus on divorce National broadcaster Doordarshan premiered a new serial Talaq Kyun, a series based on the problems of divorce. More New serial from SABTNL premieres on DD Metro tomorrow National broadcaster Doordarshan's Metro channel has launched a new suspense series Hello Inspector. More Source: www. indiantelevision.com Other Headlines Aha! Pepsi, Yahoo tie-up for campaign More Look who's knocking this summer More Pay a little less for fairness More ITC biscuits, confectionery this year More Source: Hindu Business Line Cadbury India Q1 net up 8.87% More Source: The Times of India Ride off in a Pajero for Rs 34 lakh More Alto, Wagon R to sell cheaper in south India More Cadbury India Q1 net up 8.87% More UB goes innovative to lift the spirits More Source: The Economic Times Amul Eyes Health Category With Fat-free Ice-creams More Shopper’s Stop Relaunches Customer Loyalty Programme To Spur Sales More Apollo Clinic: Banking On Trust, Information Flow To Build Brand More The New Thums Up Challenge: Coke Steers Clear Of Pepsi More Electrolux Launches Net-based Forum For Dealers More NIIT Makes A Smart Move, Enters ITES More source: Financial Express GE to buy out Bently Nevada India More 'Chit Chat' to be BTAL pre-paid card brand More Emerson Network brands brought under one roof More Chain reaction More The source of advantage More Source: Business Standard Gillette India Q1 net loss at 25.90 mn More 'Today' hits the stands More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Is Sprite’s advertising a victim of its own devices? More iB&W wins Valvoline lubricants business More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com
Ad Council Turns to Fundraising More Euro RSCG Restructures, Rebrands More Richards Wins Hyundai Creative More Fidelity Unveils Arnold's "Personally Invested" More Source: www.adweek.com Richards Group Wins Hyundai $160 MillionAccount More Supreme Court Overturns Pharmacist Drug Ad Ban More Newspaper Publishers Get Branding Advice More 4A's, IAB Update Online Ad Guidelines More KMART Hires CAA For Entertainment Strategies More SealyTo Break New Campaign More 'Rolling Stone' Editor AskedTo Leave More R.J. Palmer InBuyout From Panoramic More Omnicom Acquires Entertainment Agency More Kimberly-Clark Launches Disposable Towels More Samsung Massively Boosts Online Advertising More Source: www.adage.com Coke's citrus Mello Yello makes 'smooth' pitch to Canadian teens More De Pouzilhac attacks Sorrell in newspaper interview More It's official: Deutsche Bank taps Spirit for U.K. online investment biz More Reckitt Benckiser moves Canada media to MaxxMedia More Pepsi Twist's success bubbles up to Sao Paulo More Source: www.adageglobal.com |
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